{Their disciples} (	ous math(8874)as aut(936e)). Students,
pupils, of the Pharisees as in  Mr 2:18 . There were two
Pharisaic theological seminaries in Jerusalem (Hillel, Shammai).
{The Herodians} (	(936e) Her(9369)dian(936e)). Not members of Herod's
family or Herod's soldiers, but partisans or followers of Herod.
The form in -ianos is a Latin termination like that in
Christianos ( Ac 11:26 ). Mentioned also in  Mr 3:6  combining
with the Pharisees against Jesus. {The person of men} (pros(9370)on
anthr(9370)(936e)). Literally, face of men. Paying regard to appearance
is the sin of partiality condemned by James ( Jas 2:1,9 ) when
pros(9370)ol(886d)psia, pros(9370)ol(886d)ptein are used, in imitation of the
Hebrew idiom. This suave flattery to Jesus implied "that Jesus
was a reckless simpleton" (Bruce).